faced

• Se refiere a algo que tiene una cara o superficie de un tipo específico, o que está revestido o cubierto con un material particular.

Describes something that has a face or a surface treatment of a specified kind.

1. Having a specific type of faceB2formal

   Describes someone or something that has a face of a particular kind, often used in combination with another word.

   de cara [compuesta]

   • The baby was a sweet-faced child.
   • He is a round-faced man with a kind smile.
   • The building was a glass-faced structure.

   Sinónimosfeaturedvisaged

• Verbo que indica el acto de enfrentarse o lidiar con una situación difícil, o de estar orientado o dirigido hacia algo o alguien.

A verb used to indicate the act of confronting or dealing with a difficult situation, or positioning oneself towards something.

1. To confront or deal withB1formal

   To deal with a difficult situation or problem directly.

   Enfrentar o afrontar

   • She had to face her fears of public speaking.
   • The company is facing financial difficulties.
   • He faced the challenge with determination.

   Sinónimosaddressbraveconfrontencounterhandlemeetopposetacklewithstand

   Antónimosavoiddodgeevadeshirksidestep

2. To be positioned towardsA2formal

   To have the front or face directed towards someone or something.

   estar orientado hacia

   • The house faces the ocean.
   • Please face the front of the room.
   • The two buildings face each other across the street.

   Sinónimosfrontlook out onoverlook

   Antónimosavertbackturn away

3. To accept the truthB1informal

   To accept that something is true and deal with it.

   Aceptar la verdad

   • You need to face the fact that you made a mistake.
   • Let's face it, we're lost.
   • He finally faced the reality of the situation.

   Sinónimosacceptacknowledgeconfronthandle

Variantes phrasalface offface up